Sentence examples for be hard to replace from inspiring English sources

It will be hard to replace union workers.

One area where Mr. Jobs's influence will be hard to replace is at the negotiating table.

Mr. Landesman, who took the job in 2009, will be hard to replace but not impossible.

Julian Niccolini, an owner of the restaurant, said it will be hard to replace her.

"Reggie Jackson told me it would be hard to replace what you had in New York".

His tireless efforts on behalf of our building will be hard to replace.

Other benefits would be harder to replace.

But other A.P. products, especially photography, would be harder to replace, they said.

A number of newspaper editors say the component of A.P. service that would be hardest to replace is still photography.

(One resulting irony is that sometimes a bad developer can be harder to replace than a good one).

Such investors are hard to replace.